Racing

Critics say the first sub-2:10 marathon was impossible—and fueled by doping. Our columnist examines the science as he tries to make sense of the backlash.

For some runners, group shake-out runs are a joyful part of race weekend. But are they slowing you down on race day?

The Willis Avenue Bridge is the gateway to the final miles of the New York City Marathon, where every runner has to dig deep.

Her performance may feel otherworldly, but it has real-world implications for our own goals, too

Centrowitz, the 2016 Olympic 1500-meter champion, is planning to go the distance with his long-time friend and former American record holder before his life takes a couple of big turns

From insider tips on the course to spectating to expert restaurant recommendations, this guide to the Chicago Marathon has you covered

After a record number of qualifier entry applications for next April’s race, age group qualifying standards for runners ages 18-59 will get 5 minutes faster for the following year

Warming up your body is good, but there's now evidence that warming up your mind could be just as important. Get your mind ready to go with these evidence-backed pre-race routines from neuroscientist Daya Grant.

This functional fitness competition that requires strength, endurance, explosive power and speed is sweeping the globe. But is it right for runners?